G20 Finance Ministers Meet In Sydney

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Russian Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina and Finance Minister Anton Siluanov at the Group of 20 meeting in Sydney, Australia, this weekend. Siluanov told journalists on Sunday that Russia is holding up further aid to Ukraine until it is clear who will be in Kiev's new leadership being formed after a deadly revolt last week. He also suggested the Kremlin may leave the task of bailing out its neighbor to the International Monetary Fund.

Russian Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina and Finance Minister Anton Siluanov at the Group of 20 meeting in Sydney, Australia, this weekend. Siluanov told journalists on Sunday that Russia is holding up further aid to Ukraine until it is clear who will be in Kiev's new leadership being formed after a deadly revolt last week. He also suggested the Kremlin may leave the task of bailing out its neighbor to the International Monetary Fund. (Lisa Maree Williams / Getty Images)

Russian Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina and Finance Minister Anton Siluanov at the Group of 20 meeting in Sydney, Australia, this weekend. Siluanov told journalists on Sunday that Russia is holding up further aid to Ukraine until it is clear who will be in Kiev's new leadership being formed after a deadly revolt last week. He also suggested the Kremlin may leave the task of bailing out its neighbor to the International Monetary Fund.